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Zoey63294

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According to Land and Lee, drivers negotiate curves by _____.
 
  A) looking directly at the FOE
  B) looking directly at the road
  C) using a complex combination of affordances
  D) using information in addition to optic flow

Question 2

According to Land and Lee, drivers look _____ when driving on a straight road.
 
  A) directly at the focus of expansion
  B) straight ahead, but not directly at the focus of expansion
  C) at locomotor flow line
  D) at the psychometric curb



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Answer to Question 1

D

Answer to Question 2

B



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